Several questionable characters in The Office ended up getting redeemed in the best way by the time the series came to an end ...

In this exclusive clip of the talk, which airs live Saturday at 11 a.m. EST and is available to watch on-demand thereafter, Helms reflects on his iconic Office role of Andy Bernard — and ...

Though Andy Bernard (Ed Helms) wasn’t in the show’s first few seasons, he quickly became an integral character. And Helms had a funny habit of improvising many of Andy’s lines.

The Office introduced Andy Bernard in season 3. When Jim (John Krasinski) left Dunder Mifflin Scranton and transferred to the Stamford branch, he still had an annoying co-worker to deal with — Andy.

Andy Bernard goes from annoying comic relief to the main antagonist on The Office, but something about his character development doesn't make any sense.

Andy was pretty proud of his acapella skills—using them to win over Angela at one point—and felt that Pam (Jenna Fisher) and Jim (John Krasinski) may even want them to play at their wedding.

The Office's Andy Bernard didn't start off as the manager but by the last series he'd become the boss. When Andy first joined the show we saw him desperately trying to please the boss of the ...

In The Office we first meet Andy Bernard when he's working as a salesman in the Stamford office. He views himself as Josh's number 2 and as soon as he finds himself at Scranton, Andy sets out ...

My favorite ongoing storyline is Andy Bernard’s love affair with Cornell. Andy, we realize, is a bit of a buffoon. He’s an underachiever, or perhaps an overachiever, depending on how much actual ...

It’s sort of like Andy Bernard’s Freudian slip to Darryl in last night’s finale of The Office. “Thanks Dad, I mean Darryl.” Parenting, or even the lack of parenting, makes an imprint.

He then named Ed Helms' character Andy Bernard as the new manager of "The Office." Andy is best-known as the dim-witted salesman who enjoys a cappella music and references to Cornell University.